AOP is designed to handle modularization of concerns at source code level, which is called concerns. The concerns play a major role in AOP as this is used by multiple programs to address a specific reusable requirement; therefore, they are called cross-cutting concerns or horizontal concerns. In larger projects, a single line of code change may lead to many dependencies and impact the entire software development life cycle by undergoing processes such as code check-in, build, and testing. To make it easier, reducing the dependencies of larger code is important. AOP provides a solution to separate business code and cross-cutting concerns so that simple code changes do not affect the business functionality or behavior of the software bundle.
AOP creates a big impact on simplifying the system-level coding by implementing cross-cutting concerns. We can address each aspect separately in a modular fashion without tightly coupling the business logic and concerns. Avoiding duplication...